Price Check on Old Boxed Bootleg NES Games

mcgregormcgregor
in Price Check
Hi guys, had these for a while now - I acquired them when I bought up a big haul of NES stuff a few years ago. I'm not really into collecting bootlegs so they were of no interest to me so just got thrown in a drawer and forgotten about.



I posted on a couple of the FB groups recently to gage interest as I can't sell them on ebay and I have no need for them so hoping there might be a collectors market for them and I can find them a good home. On FB the reaction to the NES games was mixed from - 'not worth anything at all' to 'to have them in their boxes is very rare and could fetch quite a bit' so wasn't really sure. Consensus was that I should come on here I could find a bit more about them, how old they are, any history behind them and of course what they are worth?



First post on here so hoping I have correct forum etc

Comments

  • mcgregormcgregor
    some more pics
  • ironiousironious
    I think these might have value to the right collector. They certainly are an oddity. I dont see why you cant sell these on ebay. They have 500 in 1 games which have to be bootleg also. They certainly aren't licensed.
  • IchinisanIchinisan
    I cannot really tell from my phone, but are you sure the super Famicom games are bootlegs?
  • VGS_fcgamerVGS_fcgamer
    Super Nintendo carts say super Nintendo on them, so are either USA or pal versions.



    The Sega sonic is legit Asian version.



    The boxed nes bootlegs I like, but back when I had sold some, maybe $20 - $30 each. The titles not special imo
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